England’s 2,674-mile King Charles III Coastal Path is unlocking new access to the wild and wonderful East Anglian coastline. Norfolk’s stretch is now approved. Suffolk & Essex, you're next! #RightToRoam @eastangliabylines.co.uk @oscarwoofs.bsky.social @owensennitt.bsky.social
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It’s great about the coastal path but I hate that it’s being named after the monarch.
Is Chuck (the) Turd going to charge the UK population to walk on his coastline?
No.
really, i would have thought the parasite would be all for it. He charges the RNLI for using his coastline
How accessible is it?
Just bumbled onto this thread only to discover royalists versus royal-haters. Why do you people still have a goddam King? Can't you be more like us and just install a Führer?
How long before sections of the path slide into the sea? Is there a plan to keep re-routing it? The coast of North East Norfolk is eroding rapidly.
Covered in the article - it’s worth a read. Incidentally East Anglia Bylines has written extensively on coastal erosion and its effects on local communities. Here’s one from last week on the graveyard in Happisburgh ⤵️
I do watch occasionally until I start to throw up.
Couldn't it have been named after something other than a sausage fingered adulterous hypocritical twat?
Wonderful that a new coastal path is inaugurated. Terrible to name it after an unelected, self appointed, monarch